The notch is tectonically controlled, as is evidenced by a sharp linear fault scarplet developed in, or near the margin of, the notch.
The genuine effort to tackle poverty created sharp fault lines that cut across the common sense of British fairness.
Syria will not be present at the Arab meeting tomorrow, one indication of the sharp fault lines within the Arab world about the Bush plan.
Europe Europe is not as simple as it looks; there is a sharp divide down very old fault lines: Every country outside the Iron Curtain is an excellent choice, every one inside it is more in question.
We found a sharp velocity gradient across the Ushikubi fault, a major strand of the Atotsugawa faults system, rather than the main trace of the Atotsugawa fault.
The Talking Business column last Saturday, about a sharp debate over the advantages and faults of investment instruments called fundamentally weighted index funds, misstated the name of the organization that publishes The Financial Analysts Journal, which prompted the feud by publishing an article on the funds.
A smaller area of subsidence was observed to the south of the uplifted area, and the lack of a sharp boundary between the two suggests that the fault does not come to the surface.
Emma Dibdin of Digital Spy wrote "The Fault in Our Stars is a sharp and emotionally-sophisticated weepie that imbues its teenage characters with rare intelligence, and tackles its bleak subject matter with acerbic wit and tenderness".
The Thoen Fault is well defined, visible as a sharp lineament on aerial photographs and satellite images (Fig. 4).
BLAME In testimony before a House panel in March 2008, he faulted real estate speculators, rating agencies, a sharp decline in investor appetite for certain mortgages, and market psychology.
